Celtic chief claims Brendan Rodgers ‘contributed to a toxic atmosphere’ in parting shot

Brendan Rodgers irritated by Celtic’s lack of squad strengthening

Brendan Rodgers resigned as Celtic manager, leading to a scathing statement from principal shareholder Dermot Desmond.
Desmond accused Rodgers of “divisive, misleading, and self-serving” behaviour, claiming he contributed to a “toxic atmosphere” at the club.
The shareholder stated Rodgers made “false” public claims about transfer business and contract offers, despite being fully involved in all transfer decisions and offered an extension.
Rodgers had publicly expressed frustration over Celtic‘s transfer activity, notably comparing the squad to a “Honda Civic” after a defeat.
His resignation followed Celtic’s poor start to the Premiership season, trailing leaders Hearts by eight points, and a Champions League play-off defeat.

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